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 1 5 | subscription. At which answer the said person lift up his right
 2 5 |         they thank God), and then said: “If ye will swear, all
 3 5 |      license to come on land.” We said, “We were all ready to take
 4 5 |           spoken a little to him, said aloud: “My lord would have
 5 6 |       some pistolets, he smiling, said, “He must not be twice paid
 6 7 |          for our business. “For,” said he,” if you will follow
 7 7 |         land.” We thanked him and said, “That his care which he
 8 7 |          us, and turned to us and said “he was but our servant
 9 9 |           any charge or command), said to us: “Ye are to know that
10 9 |        affection and respect, and said, “God surely is manifested
11 9 |           but he smiled, and only said: “What? Twice paid!” And
12 9 |         for our sick; which (they said) were an assured remedy
13 9 |         before sleep; which (they said) would hasten their recovery.~
14 10|         when they were assembled, said unto them: “My dear friends,
15 12|         rest avoided the room. He said: “I am by office, governor
16 13|        all we had at his feet. He said he was a priest, and looked
17 14|      again, and after salutations said familiarly that he was come
18 14|           land. But above all, we said, since that we were met
19 14|          in this our question; he said: “Ye knit my heart to you
20 20|       after we were set again, he said, “Well, the questions are
21 21|                 One of our number said, after a little pause, that
22 21|         though he rejected it. We said, we well observed those
23 21|  situation of it (as his lordship said) in the secret conclave
24 22|         gave a gracious smile and said that we did well to ask
25 22|    touching strangers. To this he said, “You remember it aright;
26 25|         so much is true, that the said country of Atlantis, as
27 29|       think, whatsoever they have said, could be taken where they
28 32|                   And when he had said this, he was silent, and
29 39|    plurality of wives. To this he said:~
30 42|          to speak generally (as I said before) I have not read
31 43|                   And when he had said this the good Jew paused
32 43|         not be altogether silent, said only this; that I would
33 43|           as the widow of Sarepta said to Elias: “that he was come
34 45|    whereupon he turned to me, and said, “You will pardon me, for
35 45|          joyful as it seemed, and said: “There is word come to
36 47|          show was passed, the Jew said to me, “I shall not be able
37 47|         Jew came to me again, and said: “Ye are happy men; for
38 61|           upon fishes, as we have said before of beasts and birds.~
39 87|                   And when he had said this he stood up, and I,
40 87|      right hand upon my head, and said: “God bless thee, my son,